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Lewis Bald ( | Lewis Bald ({{dag}}) was an illustrator of French spanking stories. | ||
== Works by Aimé Van Rod == | == Works by Aimé Van Rod == | ||
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* ''Le Fouetteur invisible'' (1910) | * ''Le Fouetteur invisible'' (1910) | ||
* ''Le Roi fouetteur'' (1910) | * ''Le Roi fouetteur'' (1910) | ||
* ''[[Visites | * ''[[Visites Fantastiques au Pays du Fouet]]'' (1910) | ||
== Works by James Lovebirch == | == Works by James Lovebirch == | ||
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The illustrations for James Lovebirch's ''L'Avatar de Lucette'' (1913) are also signed "Lewis Bald". However, according to curiosa researcher [[Thanalie]], they are significantly different in style from those in ''Les Cinq fessées de Suzette''. They were possibly done by the artist [[M. del Giglio]]. 1921 is the date of a second edition that includes illustrations by [[Georges Topfer]], the first has been published in 1913. | The illustrations for James Lovebirch's ''L'Avatar de Lucette'' (1913) are also signed "Lewis Bald". However, according to curiosa researcher [[Thanalie]], they are significantly different in style from those in ''Les Cinq fessées de Suzette''. They were possibly done by the artist [[M. del Giglio]]. 1921 is the date of a second edition that includes illustrations by [[Georges Topfer]], the first has been published in 1913. | ||
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Image:Les Cinq Fessees de Suzette 01.jpg| | Image:Les Cinq Fessees de Suzette 01.jpg| | ||
Image:Les Cinq Fessees de Suzette 02.jpg| | Image:Les Cinq Fessees de Suzette 02.jpg| | ||
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Image:L'Avatar de Lucette 04.jpg|Illustration for ''L'Avatar de Lucette'' (1913) | Image:L'Avatar de Lucette 04.jpg|Illustration for ''L'Avatar de Lucette'' (1913) | ||
Image:L'Avatar de Lucette.jpg|Illustration for ''L'Avatar de Lucette'' (1913) | Image:L'Avatar de Lucette.jpg|Illustration for ''L'Avatar de Lucette'' (1913) | ||
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;Drawings from ''"Peggy Birch"'' | ;Drawings from ''"Peggy Birch"'' | ||
Latest revision as of 18:47, 31 July 2023
Lewis Bald (†) was an illustrator of French spanking stories.
Works by Aimé Van Rod
Between 1909 and 1910, he illustrated the following works by Aimé Van Rod:
- Le Fouet dominateur (1909)
- Les Mystères du fouet (1909)
- Les Vierges fouettées (1909)
- La Villa des bouleaux (1909)
- L'École du fouet (1910)
- La Fascination du fouet (1910)
- Le Fouetteur invisible (1910)
- Le Roi fouetteur (1910)
- Visites Fantastiques au Pays du Fouet (1910)
Works by James Lovebirch
In 1910, Lewis Bald illustrated Les Cinq fessées de Suzette by James Lovebirch.
The illustrations for James Lovebirch's L'Avatar de Lucette (1913) are also signed "Lewis Bald". However, according to curiosa researcher Thanalie, they are significantly different in style from those in Les Cinq fessées de Suzette. They were possibly done by the artist M. del Giglio. 1921 is the date of a second edition that includes illustrations by Georges Topfer, the first has been published in 1913.
- Drawings from "Cing Fessées de Suzette"
- Author James Lovebirch
- Publisher Roberts et Dardaillon
- Published in 1932
The illustrations for James Lovebirch's L'Avatar de Lucette (1913) are also signed "Lewis Bald". However, according to curiosa researcher Thanalie, they are significantly different in style from those in Les Cinq fessées de Suzette. They were possibly done by the artist M. del Giglio. 1921 is the date of a second edition that includes illustrations by Georges Topfer, the first has been published in 1913.
Illustration for L'Avatar de Lucette (1913)
Illustration for L'Avatar de Lucette (1913)
Illustration for L'Avatar de Lucette (1913)
- Drawings from "Peggy Birch"
- Author James Lovebirch
- Publisher Édition Parisienne
- Published in 1913
- Penny Birch images
- Mysteres du Harem
Anonymous illustration for the 1910 edition of the novel Les Mystères du harem, possibly by Lewis Bald.
The 1910 edition of Les Mystères du harem by Henri Gaultier de Saint-Amand, illustrated by Georges Topfer, contains an illustration clearly by a different artist, which might be Lewis Bald.
See also
Links
- Cinq fessées de Suzette "Les Cinq fessées de Suzette" info and illustrations on Biblio Curiosa (10 images)
- Mystères du harem "Les Mystères du harem" info and illustrations on Biblio Curiosa
- Lewis Bald gallery on Femdomart.ru (seven F/F drawings)
- "L'Avatar de Lucette" illustrations (7 images) on the Italian Spanking Art Pages
- Lewis Bald on Vintage Visions
- Les Mysterès du Harem images on Erotomane, artist unsure (Adult site)
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